A bold attack is half the battle?
(All models and textures self made, no post processing) (5 years and 3618 days ago)
Coltranized says:
Very nice! Maybe a depth of field would help it look a tad bit more realistic! Who knows?! 
Snake Eyes - 3D Contest [9 entries]
Contest goal:
In this contest, your goal is to create a realistic looking pair of dice. Show your dice on a plain background or create an entire scene, with a table game or a casino game. Realism is key here, so to improve your scene, you could work with a light source, reflections and shadows.
Status: finished. Check out the winners below!
In this contest, your goal is to create a realistic looking pair of dice. Show your dice on a plain background or create an entire scene, with a table game or a casino game. Realism is key here, so to improve your scene, you could work with a light source, reflections and shadows.
Status: finished. Check out the winners below!
Suggested by: tapiona
wlado: Hmmmm, interesting.... =) ( 5 years and 3620 days ago )
billyboy: Need help pls. Snake eyes is a metaphor for dices or is reporting to something more concrete ? ( 5 years and 3620 days ago )
tapiona: snake eyes is usually rolling a pair of ones, but any numbers were meant in suggestion ( 5 years and 3620 days ago )
dka120: What happened with the deadline - wasn't 11 entries enough or was someone special left out? Is the "submit days" correct this time (in case of start modeling another entry)? ( 5 years and 3609 days ago )
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Caribbean Back Gammon - created by dka120
Mid 1600 entertainment below deck. Pirates loved playing back gammon...(?)
Since realism was supposed to be the key in this contest I had to cut the specularity and reflections.
2 image sources from CGTextures used for coloring (see below), the rest was made by me. (5 years and 3616 days ago)
2 Sources:
- 1: CGTEXTURES
- 2: Richard
Classical role-playing - created by dka120
There's a lots of strange dices out there, especially in the world of classic role playing (pen and paper style). So I thought, why did we limit ourselves to the traditional D6?
Every object is self modeled/textured. I used a image from CGTextures for the basic coloring layer of the background table though (see SBS). It all took about 6 hours to render, so I had to cut some effects (such as heavy depth of field and global illumination, high AA/Low AS). (5 years and 3606 days ago)
1 Source:
- 1: Richard
Snakes and Ladders - created by itgik
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Wow! Love the use of light.
Very nice render. And SBS is detailed except the most important thing, what program did you used ? So, we are at least two who read it.
Thanks for the feedback billyboy.
The 3D-software used is of course no secret. I didn't reveal it simply because I'm the only one on this site using it (so far?). I'm not sure how to interpret the rule of anonymity. I think I'll have to wait for some mod guidance on that one.
But if you vote - revealing my user name - you can see it in my portfolio (earlier entries).
Amazing light work.
I'm loving the lighting effect the dice creates on the surface of the board. Although not really necessary, a little bit more work — like textures (scratches and or reflections) — on the bullets, and little depth of field would help sell the overall piece! Great job!
Coltranized, thanks, but more reflections would have made it unrealistic (take a look around).
I agree about dust and scratch though. It has small amounts, but I had to cut down on many things to get a reasonable rendering time with the caustic effect.
nice caustics!
beautiful job
Congrats for your first place, Dka!
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